Entry Permit
Applies when: Entering a permit-required confined space
- Verify a valid confined-space entry permit.
- Review all hazards and controls listed on the permit.
- Stop entry and reassess the permit if conditions change.
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OSHA 1910.146(b), (d)OSHA · US general industry · Verify local requirements separately
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Applies when: Entering a permit-required confined space
Applies when: Throughout permit-required entry
Applies when: The entry control plan requires ventilation
Applies when: The atmosphere can change or the permit requires it
Stop entry immediately if a required entry permit is missing
Stop entry if oxygen is outside verified permit limits or is unknown
Evacuate if flammable or toxic gas reaches permit limits, exceeds them or is unknown
Stop entry if required attendant, communication or atmospheric monitoring is unavailable
Stop entry if there is no ready and workable rescue plan
19.5–23.5%
OSHA: oxygen outside this range is hazardous; range alone is not an entry permit
>10% LFL
OSHA flammable gas/vapour/mist hazard definition; permit alarms may be stricter
TOXIC
Substance-specific limits and testing
MONITOR
Follow the entry monitoring plan
Technical Reference · Validation Required
Verify source scope and local requirements
Safety Helmet — Head-impact risk
Safety Glasses — Substance-matched eyewear
Task-Specific Gloves — Substance and task-matched
Safety Footwear — Ground and foot hazards
Rescue Harness — Match the retrieval system
Assess suitable respiratory protection for the atmosphere; a retrieval harness alone does not make entry safe.
REQUIRED: work control · REQUIRED IF: binding when applicable · WARNING: hazard alert. Verify legal applicability separately.